The manual explains installation, wiring, sensor calibration, GoPro mounting, carrier selection, and PC tuning software for the X-CAM X100B 2‑axis brushless…
The X-CAM X100B is a 2‑axis brushless gimbal designed for drones and similar platforms. This user manual provides step‑by‑step instructions for installing the gimbal on a frame, connecting it to a receiver, calibrating the sensors, mounting a GoPro camera, and configuring parameters via the PC tuning software.
Key specifications include a weight of 235 g (without GoPro), input voltage of 12 V, sensor resolution of 0.015°, and a motor travel angle of ±90°. The gimbal supports GoPro models 1‑3, and mounting holes are spaced 59 mm apart. The document also offers guidance on selecting a suitable carrier and includes a safety disclaimer. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Weight | 235 g (without GoPro) |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 12 V (recommended constant‑voltage supply) |
| Sensor Resolution | 0.015° |
| Motor Travel Angle | ±90° |
| Supported GoPro Models | GoPro 1‑3 |
| Mounting Hole Spacing | 59 mm center‑to‑center |
You can start calibration by raising the ELE stick to its highest position at power‑on to hear two beeps, or by using the PC tuning software to run the calibration routine.
The gimbal should be powered with a 12 V constant‑voltage source.
For GoPro 3, attach the supplied magic tape to the camera frame; GoPro 1 and GoPro 2 do not require the tape. Ensure the camera is tightly strapped with zip‑ties and centered.
Yes, you can create a Y‑cable to split the two channels and connect one end to the flight controller and the other to the X100B controller.